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Journal of Southern African Studies
Volume 24 Number 4 December 1998
SPECIAL ISSUE ON MASCULINITIES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
Edited by Robert Morrell
Of Boys and Men: Masculinity and Gender in Southern African Studies
Robert Morrell 605
The ‘Unsaying’ of Indigenous Homosexualities in Zimbabwe: Mapping a Blindspot
in an African Masculinity
Marc Epprecht 631
Youth Organisations and the Construction of Masculine Identities in the Ciskei and Transkei, 1945–1960
Anne Mager 653
The Allure of Violence: Men, Race and Masculinity on the South African
Goldmines, 1900–1950
Keith Breckenridge 669
‘A Man is a Clumsy Thing Who does not Know How to Handle a Sick Person’:
Aspects of the History of Masculinity and Race in the Shaping of Male Nursing
in South Africa, 1900–1950
Catherine Burns 695
Swines, Hazels and the Dirty Dozen: Masculinity, Territoriality and the Youth Gangs of Soweto, 1960–1976
Clive Glaser 719
‘A Boer and his Gun and his Wife are Three Things Always Together’: Republican Masculinity and the 1914 Rebellion
Sandra Swart 737
‘Ducktails, Flick-knives and Pugnacity’: Subcultural and Hegemonic Masculinities in South Africa, 1948–1960
Katie Mooney 753
Men, Science, Travel and Nature in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth-century Cape
William Beinart 775
Zen and the Art of Garden Province Maintenance: the Soft Intimacy of Hard Men in
the Wilderness of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, 1952–1997
Malcolm Draper 801
Book Reviews 829
Volume Contents and Author Index to Volume 24, 1998
Notes for Contributors
Journal of Southern African Studies VOLUME 24 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 1998
Christopher Bethell and the Securing of the Bechuanaland Frontier,
1878–1884
Andrew Manson 485
‘Money breaks blood ties’: Chiefs’ Courts and the Transition from Lineage
Debt to Commercial Debt in Sipolilo District
Randal Smith 509
The ‘Key to South Africa’ in the 1890s: Delagoa Bay and the Origins of the
South African War
Peter Henshaw 527
The Rhodesia Railways African Strike of 1945, Part I: A Narrative Account
Kenneth P. Vickery 545
Tyrrany, Parody, and Ethnic Polarity: Ritual Engagements with the State in Northwestern Zimbabwe
Eric Worby 561
Book Reviews 579
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 24 NUMBER 2 JUNE 1998
The Historical Significance of South Africa’s Third Force
Stephen Ellis 261
‘We must infiltrate the Tsotsis’: School Politics and Youth Gangs in Soweto,
1968–1976
Clive Glaser 301
From Rightist to ‘Brightest’? The Strange Tale of South Africa’s Citizen
Adam Jones 325
A Threat to the Nation and a Threat to the Men: the Banning of Depo-Provera
in Zimbabwe, 1981
Amy Kaler 347
Clear Waters and Muddied Histories: Environmental History and the Politics
of Community in Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands
Donald S. Moore 377
Dilemmas of Development: Burley Tobacco, the Environment and Economic
Growth in Malawi
Richard J. Tobin and Walter I. Knausenberger 405
Taking Stock in the Kalahari: Accumulation and Resistance on the Southern African Periphery
Jacqueline S. Solway 425
Review Section
Review Article
Myth and Reality in the Struggle against Apartheid
Martin Legassick 443
Book Reviews 459
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 24 NUMBER 1 MARCH 1998
SPECIAL ISSUE ON MOZAMBIQUE
Edited by Jocelyn Alexander, J. P. Borges Coelho, Teresa Cruz e Silva, David Hedges, Gary Littlejohn and JoAnn McGregor
Preface
Jocelyn Alexander, Gary Littlejohn and JoAnn McGregor 5
‘I’ll Bury You in the Border!’: Women’s Land Struggles in Post-War Facazisse
(Magude District), Mozambique
Heidi Gengenbach 7
Violence and Social Change in a Border Economy: War in the Maputo
Hinterland, 1984–1992
JoAnn McGregor 37
State Resettlement Policies in Post-Colonial Rural Mozambique: The Impact
of the Communal Village Programme on Tete Province, 1977–1982
João Paulo Borges Coelho 61
Frelimo and the Politics of Agricultural Marketing in Mozambique
João Cravinho 93
Disruption without Transformation: Agrarian Relations and Livelihoods in
Nampula Province, Mozambique, 1975–1995
M. Anne Pitcher 115
‘This Neighbor is Not My Uncle!’: Changing Relations of Power
and Authority on the Mueda Plateau
Harry G. West 141
Constructing Opposition in Mozambique: Renamo as Political Party
Carrie Manning 161
Disarmament in Mozambique
Alex Vines 191
‘A Baby Who Does Not Cry Will Not Be Suckled’: AMODEG and the
Reintegration of Demobilised Soldiers
Jessica Schafer 207
Identity and Political Consciousness in Southern Mozambique, 1930–1974:
Two Presbyterian Biographies Contextualised
Teresa Cruz e Silva 223
Book Reviews 237
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 4 DECEMBER 1997
Artfulness in the Early South African Oral-Style Story: Ernest Glanville’s
‘Abe Pike’ Tales
Craig Mackenzie 541
Carnival and Hybridity in Texts by Dambudzo Marechera and Lesego
Rampolokeng
Flora Veit-Wild 553
The Drama of Country and City: Tribalization, Urbanization and Theatre
under Apartheid
Loren Kruger 565
Namibian–De Beers State–Firm Relations: Cooperation and Conflict
Daniel R. Kempton and Roni L. Du Preez 585
Landscapes, Fields and Soils: Understanding the History of Soil Fertility
Management in Southern Zimbabwe
Ian Scoones 615
The Margins of Order: Strategies of Segregation on the Eastern Cape Frontier,
1806–c.1850
Alan Lester 635
Review Section
Review Article
The Return of Bessie Head
Jane Starfield 655
Book Reviews 665
Title-page and Contents, Volume 23 683
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 1997
Men, Migration, and Households in Botswana: An
Exploration of
Connections Over Time and Space
Nicholas W. Townsend
405
'Veni, VD, Vici'? Reassessing the Ila SyphilisEpidemic
Bryan Callahan 421
The Environmental Challenge to the Nation-State: Superparks and the
National Parks Policy in Zimbabwe
Rosaleen Duffy 441
Integrating Fighters After War: Reflections on the Namibian Experience,
1989-1993
Rosemary Preston 453
Tribal Recreation and Recreating Tribalism: Culture, Leisure and Social
Control on South Africa's Gold Mines, 1940-1950
Cecile Badenhorst and Charles Mather 473
Segregation, Science and Commissions of Enquiry: The Contestation over
Native Education Policy in South Africa, 1930-1936
Sue Krige 491
Review Section
Review Article
Old Scars, Old Bones, Old Secrets: Three Recent South African Novels
David Medalie 507
Book Reviews 515
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 2 JUNE 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE FOR TERRY RANGER
Edited by William Beinart, John McCracken and Debby Potts
Preface
William Beinart 173
Terry Ranger: A Personal Appreciation
John McCracken 175
Modernity and Ethnicity in a Frontier Society: Understanding Difference
in Northwestern Zimbabwe
Jocelyn Alexander and JoAnn McGregor 187
'Tribes' and the People Who Read Books: Managing History in
Colonial Zambia
Kate Crehan 203
Class, Imperialism and Literary Criticism: William Ngidi, John Colenso
and Matthew Arnold
Jeff Guy 219
Inventions, Imaginings, Codifications: Authorising Versions of Ndebele
Cultural Tradition
Preben Kaarsholm 243
'White Woman's Country': Ethel Tawse Jollie and the Making
of
White Rhodesia
Donal Lowry 259
The Spirit and the Scapular: Pentecostal and Catholic Interactions in
Northern Nyanga District, Zimbabwe in the 1950s and Early 1960s
David Maxwell 283
Healing the Wounds of War: Memories of Violence and the Making of
History in Zimbabwe's Most Recent Past
Heike Schmidt 301
The Suffering Body: Passion and Ritual Allegory in Christian Encounters
Richard Werbner 311
The Traffic in Heads: Bodies, Borders and the Articulation of Regional
Histories
Luise White 325
An Old Nationalist in New Nationalist Times: Donald Siwale and the
State in Zambia: 1948-1963
Marcia Wright 339
Terence Ranger's Works: A Preliminary Bibliography
Tim Moldram 353
Review Section
Review Articles
Comparatively Speaking: Kas Maine and South African Agrarian History
Colin Bundy 363
Silence in Context: Truth and/or Reconciliation in Namibia
Lauren Dobell 371
Book Reviews 383
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 1 MARCH 1997
South Africa and the limits of Civil Society
Daryl Glaser 5
'For the Sake of the Race': Eugenic Discourses of Feeblemindedness and
Motherhood in the South African Medical Record, 1903-1926
Susanne Klausen 27
The South African Council on Sport and the Political Antinomies of the
Sports Boycott
Douglas Booth 51
Regional Integration in Post-Apartheid Southern
Africa: The Case of
Renegotiating the Southern African Customs Union
Richard Gibb 67
Mai Chaza's Guta re Jehova (City
of God): Gender, Healing and Urban
Identity in an African Independent Church
Timothy Scarnecchia 87
Another Side to Rural Zimbabwe: Social Constructs
and the Administration
of Farm Workers in Urungwe District, 1940s
Blair Rutherford 107
Forced Labour in the Pilanesberg: The Flogging of Chief Kgamanyane by
Commandant Paul Kruger, Saulspoort, April 1870
Bernard K. Mbenga 127
Review Section
Review Article
New Perspectives on the History of African Christianity
David Maxwell 141
Book Reviews 149
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 22 NUMBER 4 DECEMBER 1996
Mandela's Lost Province: The African National Congress and the Western
Cape Electorate in the 1994 South African Elections
Matt Eldridge and Jeremy Seekings 517
Desperately Seeking 'the Merina' (Central Madagascar): Reading
Ethnonyms and their Semantic Fields in African Identity Histories
Pier M. Larson 541
Arenas for Control, Terrains of Gender Contestation: Guerrilla Struggle
and Counter-
Insurgency Warfare in Zimbabwe 1972-1980
Mike Kesby 561
Intergenerational Family Care: Legacy of the Past, Implications for the
Future
Sandra Burman 585
The Political Context of Botswana's Development Performance
BaleÞ Tsie 599
'Tough Guy, eh?': the Gangster-Þgure in Drum
Mac Fenwick 617
Changes in the Racial Division of Labour During the Apartheid Era
Owen Crankshaw 633
Review Section
Review Article
Amazing Travellers, Strange Countries
René Pélissier 657
Book Reviews 671
Title-page and Contents, Volume 22 697
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 22 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 1996
Women, Violence and the Rand Revolt of 1922
Jeremy Krikler 349
Problems of Explanation in the Study of Afrikaner
Nationalism: A Case
Study of the West Rand
Jonathan Hyslop 373
Of 'Native Skulls' and 'Noble Caucasians': Phrenology in Colonial
South Africa
Andrew Bank 387
Similar but Different? Assessing the Reserve Economy
Legacy of Namibia
Donna Pankhurst 405
Drought and Survival in Rural Namibia
Stephen Devereux and Trine Næraa
421
George Webb Hardy's The Black Peril and the Social Meaning of 'Black Peril'
in Early Twentieth-Century South Africa
Gareth Cornwell 441
Dissecting the Kruger Myth With Blunt Instruments: A Rebuttal of Jane
Carruthers' View
Hennie Grobler 455
Defending Kruger's Honour? A Reply to Professor
Hennie Grobler
Jane Carruthers 473
Review Section
Review Article
War and Peace in Angola and Mozambique
Christopher Cramer 481
Book Reviews 491
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 22 NUMBER 2 JUNE 1996
Citizenship in Neo-patrilineal States: Gender
and Mobility in Southern
Africa
A. P. Cheater and R. B. Gaidzanwa 189
Recent Trends in the Historiography of Christianity in Southern Africa
Norman Etherington 201
Power Politics in the New South Africa
Michael Macdonald
221
The New Triablism: Hostels and Violence
Ari Sitas 235
Sorcery and Sovereignty: Taxation, Witchcraft and Political Symbols
in the 1880
Transkeian Rebellion
Sean Redding 249
'The things they have made will live forever': The Estelle Hamilton-Welsh
Collection in the F. S. Malan Museum, University of Fort Hare
Sean Morrow 271
Racial Segregation and Medical Discourse in Nineteenth
Century
Cape Town
Harriet Deacon 287
More Thoughts on the Historiography of Transition on the Zambian
Copperbelt
Hugh Macmillan 309
Urban Trends on the Zambian Copperbelt: A Short Bibliographic Note
James Ferguson 313
Review Section
Review Articles
Pilgrimages in Central-Southern Lusophone Africa
René Pélissier 315
The Future of the South Africa Past
Ran Greenstein 325
Book Reviews 332
Journal of Southern African Studies
VOLUME 22 NUMBER 1 MARCH 1996
SPECIAL ISSUE: STATE AND DEVELOPMENT
Edited by Ben Fine and Colin Stoneman
Introduction: State and Development
Ben Fine and Colin Stoneman
5
The Relevance of Class to the Evolution of Zimbabwe's Development
Strategy,
1980-1991
Hevina S. Dashwood 27
Recreating Colonialism or Reconstructing the State? Privatisation and
Politics in Mozambique
M. Anne Pitcher 49
States and Markets in the Southern African Development
Community (SADC): Beyond the Neo-Liberal Paradigm
Balefi Tsie 75
Regional Cooperation and Southern African Development
John Weeks 99
The State and Development: An Analysis of Agricultural Policy in
Lesotho, 1970-1993
Deborah Johnston 119
Setting the Agenda: A Critique of the World Bank's Rural Restructuring
Programme for
South Africa
Gavin Williams 139
Review Section 167
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